Sentence examples for might be condemned from inspiring English sources

Gauguin turned from dutiful husband into a randy old goat; today, he might be condemned as a paedophile.

Only days after buying the orange-colored building in East Harlem, Mr. Toledo said he learned that the property might be condemned.

The only thing he thought he might be condemned for was for abiding by the terms of the confessional, and if by that action he had offended the king or state, he asked for forgiveness.

The idea that Europe might be condemned to being just a union of agriculture and trade or just a financial and monetary union is waning.

The win in Boston was particularly impressive as they begin to look as though they might not be condemned to the foot of the conference all season.

The amoral interpretation fastens on Machiavelli's frequent resort to "necessity" in order to excuse actions that might otherwise be condemned as immoral.

If an election in a Third World country — let's say, Mozambique — were conducted like an Iowa caucus, it might well be condemned by international monitors as a gross human-rights violation.

In all, says Mr Igarashi, it is plausible to think that tens of thousands of buildings might have to be condemned.

Mr Carmichael's lie should be condemned.

Anything otherwise has to be condemned".

"In fact, he must be condemned.